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== Location ==
 
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Rural location down the Latah creek.
  
 
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== Expedition ==
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Just west of Spokane is a valley containing the Latah Creek (also known as Hangman River or Creek). Today's point was south along that valley, and an overhead view showed some sort of roads there (as opposed to many other locations along the creek). I had a spare hour to give it a try, plus I was able to visit a dog we fostered for a year nearby.
  
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Drove the road leading to the hashpoint easily, including two interesting views (photoed on the way back). Upon reaching the looping roads pictured on google maps, I discovered they were behind a locked gate clearly marked No Trespassing.
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Sites seen on the way back were a gorgeous vista (and behind me as I snapped the picture was the deck of a house and a hot tub - excellent choice!) and a hillside which I am amazed hasn't collapsed in the recent rain. I'll leave it to the more geologically inclined to comment, but these rolling folds were quite interesting to observe. My best guess is glacial action - we are quite a ways east of the volcanic region.
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Hoping for a decent expedition tomorrow as I travel back to Seattle.
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Latest revision as of 02:21, 15 August 2019

Tue 6 Jan 2015 in Spokane:
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Location

Rural location down the Latah creek.

Participants

Expedition

Just west of Spokane is a valley containing the Latah Creek (also known as Hangman River or Creek). Today's point was south along that valley, and an overhead view showed some sort of roads there (as opposed to many other locations along the creek). I had a spare hour to give it a try, plus I was able to visit a dog we fostered for a year nearby.

Drove the road leading to the hashpoint easily, including two interesting views (photoed on the way back). Upon reaching the looping roads pictured on google maps, I discovered they were behind a locked gate clearly marked No Trespassing.

Sites seen on the way back were a gorgeous vista (and behind me as I snapped the picture was the deck of a house and a hot tub - excellent choice!) and a hillside which I am amazed hasn't collapsed in the recent rain. I'll leave it to the more geologically inclined to comment, but these rolling folds were quite interesting to observe. My best guess is glacial action - we are quite a ways east of the volcanic region.

Hoping for a decent expedition tomorrow as I travel back to Seattle.

Photos